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 I know this discussion is pretty old, nike air max 90 men's running shoe but I figured I would chime in with my experience. I¡¯m no athlete. I¡¯m a 31 year old woman who works at a hospital and stands or walks for most of the the work day. One evening about two weeks ago I was getting my things together before leaving work. I took a step and felt/heard a loud pop. You can guess what happened; I ruptured my Achilles¡¯ tendon.

I¡¯m having trouble believing that the pressure of the heel counter could cause the growth of the haglunds. The force of that compared to the other forces applied to the heel bone by the ground and the achilles seems neglible. I can believe that it could irritate the bursa and other soft nike free 4.0 flyknit tissue, but not that it could stimulate the bone growth.

I guess I¡¯m going to go back to my traditional Brooks Adrenalines and my old heel foot strike. Barefoot running is great in theory and feels a slight bit better on my lower back, but it¡¯s not worth risking chronic injury, you know? Plus, I do yoga to correct my posture. I run to stay in aerobic shape.

I currently run in Newton Gravitas Trainers. I¡¯ve been running in them for almost a year now, but haven¡¯t experienced these symptoms until the last month. I also wear custom orthotics, so they add some to the heel/toe drop of the Newtons. I don¡¯t know exactly, but they are certainly a few mm above the normal 4.

I have never been a runner, but I love to walk. After total knee replacement in 2009, which is going to have to be revised, I never got back to my former ability. I have wore athletic shoes purchased at a store in which the employee videos your stride, watches you walk and stand on your toes, etc since I ha nike free 3.0 flyknit d torn cartiledge removed in 1997. After this evaluation, the employee, usually a college grad with a degree in sports injuries, etc, then recommends the best type shoe for you, with about 5 brands to choose from. (BTW, I¡¯ve never seen a Nike in any of these type stores.)

I have also been troubled by one of my Achilles tendons since I started with zero drop shoes in daily life and in running. Not as serious problems as described here, but certainly has stopped m Posted Image e from running in periods and is currently a limiting factor.
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